Desktop Engineer (L2 Level)
Desktop Engineer (L2 Level)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Diagnose and troubleshoot technical issues, including account setup, network configuration, software and hardware issues
- Deliver hands-on support for a range of hardware including PCs, laptops, and peripherals in a mixed Windows and Mac environment.
- Perform network troubleshooting, particularly on VPN connections and wireless configurations, integrating with Zscaler.
- Asset management and tracking using ServiceNow (SNOW) for accurate inventory control.
- Provide timely resolutions for hardware and software issues, ensuring user satisfaction.
- Properly escalate unresolved issues to appropriate internal teams (e.g. software developers)
- Provide prompt and accurate feedback to customers
- Refer to internal knowledge bases or external resources to provide accurate tech solutions
- Ensure all issues are properly logged
- Prioritize and manage several open issues at one time
- Follow up with clients to ensure their IT systems are fully functional after troubleshooting
- Prepare accurate and timely reports
- Document technical knowledge in the form of KB Articles
- Maintain good relationships with clients
- Technical Experience:
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